Sentence examples for be certain to fail from inspiring English sources

They would be certain to fail once they hit the hard-assed realities of the market.

But the euro is certain to fail.

A group of employees sued in September 2008, saying that the deal was certain to fail.

Companies must always plan around the potential departure of even their star traders, or they are certain to fail.

The vote is certain to fail – Gabelli has said he is opposed to it – but it may send a message to the board.

He asked some of his friends to come in on it with him, but nobody wanted to leave a job for a venture that was certain to fail.

Even then, they said, some insurance companies are certain to fail under the burden of claims that may run as high as $30 billion to $40 billion.

Dr. Chu said that some of the money would be used to "swing for the fences," promoting a variety of ventures, of which some were certain to fail.

Strict adherence to the philosophy of the behaviorists means that efforts to demonstrate that the paradigm scales to humansize problems are certain to fail, as are attempts to evaluate it as a model of human intelligence.

The group, critics say, is certain to fail by its own vague and highly ambitious standards.

If we choose the latter, let there be no doubt, we are certain to fail the generations that follow".